naqaðnes [nawkqaðnes] n.w.f. nakèdness, nudity. naqaðþ [nawkwaþ] adj. nakèd, nude. See bār, blōðþ. [nakwada] naðra [naðra] adv. to nowhere, nowhere. [by assimilation; see þaðra, haðra, ƕaðra] nagʌ [nagal] n.st.n. nail. Refering to finger- and toemails. Metal nails are usually spīcʀ, though in some cases nagʌ is also used. [naglaz] nagʌblōm [nagalblóm] n.w.n. clove, Eugenia spp. naʒ [nawg] n.st.n. corpse, dead body. [nawaz (st.m.)] naʒɴcōl [nawgankól] n.st.n. cauliflower. Literally “corpse cabbage.” Synonyms: ƕītbaʒмcōl. [naʒ(ɴ) + cōl] naht [naht] n.st.f. night. [nahtiz] naɧ [nawh] adj.near, close. [nēhwa] naɧ [nawh] adv. almost, nearly. naɧ [nawh] prp. near, close to, next to. naɧ- [nawh] pfx. next (time); great- (familial terms). Note that the final ɧ remains even in combination, and the inherent following -w does not carry accross morpheme boundaries. naɧalм [nawhalam] adv. almost, just about. naɧāvɴþ [nawhávanþ] adv. tomorrow evening. naɧæftʀmeðʌdag [nawheftarmeðaldag] adv. tomorrow afternoon. naɧænӿcʌ [nawhenangkal] n.w.m. great-grandson; great-grandchild. Synonyms: naɧænӿcʌsun. This may be used in a general sense to refer to great-grandchildren of either gender, usually in a plural, collective manner. See appdx. v. naɧænӿcʌduhtʀ [nawhenangkalduhtar] n.st.f. great-granddaughter. Synonyms: naɧænӿclena. See appdx. v. naɧænӿclena [nawhenangklena] n.w.f. great-granddaughter. Synonyms: naɧænӿcʌduhtʀ. See appdx. v. naɧænӿcʌsun [nawhenangkalsun] n.st.m. great-grandson. Synonyms: naɧænӿcʌ. See appdx. v. naɧdag [nawhdag] adv. tomorrow. naɧiār [nawhjár] adv. next year. naɧmānðþ [nawhmanþ] adv. next month. naɧmurgɴ [nawhmurgan] adv. tomorrow morning. naɧhærfst [nawhherfst] adv. next autumn, next fall. naɧnaht [nawhnaht] adv. tomorrow night. naɧsumʀ [nawhsumar] adv. next summer. naɧunðrɴ [nawhunðran] adv. noon tomorrow. naɧᵫvʀiār [nawhyvarjár] adv. the year after next, two years hence. naɧᵫvʀmānðþ [nawhyvarmanþ] adv. the month after next, two months hence. naɧᵫvʀmurgɴ [nawhyvarmurgan] adv. the morning of the day after tomorrow. naɧᵫvʀhærfst [nawhyvarherfst] adv. the autumn/fall after next. naɧᵫvʀnaht [nawhyvarnaht] adv. the night after next, two nights hence. naɧᵫvʀsumʀ [hawhyvarsumar] adv. the summer after next. naɧᵫvʀunðrɴ [nawhyvarunðran] adv. noon of the day after tomorrow. naɧᵫvʀvar [nawhyvarvar] adv. the spring after next. naɧᵫvʀventʀ [nawhyvarventar] adv. the winter after next. naɧᵫvʀvīc [nawhyvarvík] adv. the week after next. naɧᵫvʀāvɴþ [nawhyvaravanþ] adv. the evening after next. naɧᵫvʀæftʀmeðʌdag [nawhyvareftarmedaldag] adv. the afternoon after next. naɧᵫvʀdag [nawhyvardag] adv. the day after tomorrow, two days hence. naɧvar [nawhvar] adv. next spring. naɧveca [nawhweka] adv. next week. naɧventʀ [nawhwentar] adv. next winter. nam [nam] n.w.n. name. An n-class noun. [namōn] nan [nan] adv. never. [by assimilation; see þan, han, ƕan] nanðþ [nanþ] adj. brave. [nanþa] nar [nar] adv. nowhere. [by assimilation; see þar, har, ƕar] nara [nara] n.w.n. nose. [nasō, nasiz] naract [narakt] n.w.n. nasal consonant. narag [narag] adj. nasal. naran [naran] adv. on/upon nothing. narat [narat] adv. at nothing. naravf [naraf] adv. off of nothing. narān [narán] adj. wealthy, luxurious. narān [narán] adv. lacking nothing. naræftʀ [nareftar] adv. after nothing, never (referring to a time). narbafūr [narbafúr] adv. before nothing, never before then. narbī [narbí] adv. by nothing, next to nothing. naren [naren] adv. in nothing. narfrм [narfram] adv. from nothing/nowhere. narfʀ [narfar] adv. for nothing. narfūr [narfúr] adv. in front of/before nothing. nargægɴ [nargegan] adj. against nothing, free-standing. narhenðʀ [narhenðar] adv. behind nothing. narmeðlɴ [narmeðlan] adv. among nothing. narmeðþ [narmeþ] adv. with nothing. narм [narum] adv. about/around/concerning nothing. narnaɧ [narnawh] adv. near nothing. narɴ [naran] adv. from nowhere, out of thin air. narɴðʀ [narunðar] adv. under/beneath nothing. nartel [nartel] adv. to nothing. nartvescɴ [nartveskan] adv. between no two. narþrūh [narþrúh] adv. through nothing. narūp(an) [narúp(an)] adv. (up)on nothing. narūr [narúr] adv. from (out of) nothing/nowhere. narᵫvʀ [naryvar] adv. over nothing. narveðʀ [narveðar] adv. against nothing, opposed to nothing. nat [nat] prn. nothing. nat [nat] adj. no, none. Negative correlative. [by assimilation; see þat, hat, ƕat] nat [nat] adj. wet. Synonyms: vāt. [nata] navʌ [naval] n.st.n. navel; middle, center, hub. [nabalan] nāðʌ [náðal] n.st.n. needle. [nēþlō] næqsta [newksta] prp. next to, beside. Synonyms: bī. næmnɴ [nemnan] v.t. to name. [namnjan] næt [net] n.w.n. net. [natjam] nætʌ [netal] n.w.n. nettle. [natilōn] nǣ [né] itj. no. [nē, nai] nǣðʀ [néðar] cjx. neither. Compare to ǣðʀ. See ǣr for usage. nǣr [nér] cjx. nor, not either. Compare to and see ǣr for usage. neq [newk] n.w.n. water-goblin, dryad. [nekwes, cf Nykkjen, Nickel, Nekken] neqʌ [newkul] n.w.n. nickel (Ni). [from nekwes-ila] neðɴ [neðan] prp. from below. [niþanō] neðra [neðra] prp. down, downwards. Synonyms: neðþ, neðverðs. neðʀlænðasc [neðarlenðask] adj., n.w.n. netherlandic, dutch. neðþ [neþ] adv. down. Synonyms: neðra, neðverðs. [niþ(r)ai] neðþ·breŋɴ [neðbrengan] v.t. to lower, to bring down. Class 3: conj. like breŋɴ. neðþ·breŋɴ [neðbrengan] v.t. to decline, to conjugate. Class 3: conj. like breŋɴ. neðbreŋӿ [neðbrengang] n.w.f. lowering, razing, deconstruxion. neðbreŋӿ [neðbrengang] n.w.f. declension, conjugation. neðþ·gaŋɴ [neðgangan] v.i. to descend, to go down, to sink. Class 7: conj. like gaŋɴ. neðþ·hlaðɴ [neþhlaðan] v.t. to download. neðverðþ [neðverþ] adv. down, downward(s). Synonyms: neðþ, neðra. neðverðþ [neðverþ] adj. downward. nefӿ [nefang] n.w.m. niece or nephew. Usually used in the plural, nefӿʀ, to refer to nieces and nephews in a collective manner. See appdx. v. neftena [neftena] n.w.f. maternal niece. See appdx. v. [neftī] neʒɴ [newgun] adj. nine. [niwun] neʒɴ [newgun] v.t. to stalk, to hunt, to chase. [neiwan] neʒɴtacþ [newguntakþ] adj. ninetyeth. neʒɴtag [newguntag] adj. ninety. neʒɴtehɴ [newguntehan] adj. nineteen. neʒɴtehɴþ [newguntehanþ] adj. nineteenth. neʒɴþ [newgunþ] adj. nineth. neʒɴsmānðþ [newgunsmánþ] n.w.m. november. See appdx. vi. nem [nem] prn. noöne, nobody. 3rd prsn. neg. dat. pronoun. nemɴ [neman] v.t. to take. See tacɴ. Note the insertion of –n in the present singular. [neman, nemijan] nen [nen] prn. noöne, nobody. 3rd prsn. neg. acc. pronoun. ner [ner] prn. noöne, nobody. 3rd prsn. neg. nom. pronoun. -nes [-nes] sfx. -ty, -ness, -hood. Nominal ending for germanic-based words, e.g. grōtnes. Synonyms: -hǣd, -tǣd, -scap. [-nessuz, -nissuz] nes [nes] prn. of noöne, from noöne. 3rd prsn. neg. gen. pronoun. nes [nes] adj. noönes, nobody’s. 3rd prsn. neg. poss. adjective. See appdx. ii§b for declension. nest [nest] n.w.n. nest. [nistam] nevf [nef] n.w.m. paternal nephew. See appdx. v. [nefōn] nevʌ [neval] n.w.n. fog, mist. Synonyms: mecst. [nebula, nibila] nevna [nevna] n.w.f. paternal niece. See appdx. v. nevɴ [nevan] n.w.m. maternal nephew. See appdx. v. nī [ní] adv. not. [nē, nī] nī [ní] adv. for no reason. nīag [níag] adj. pointless, for no reason. nīðag [níðag] adj. jealous, envious. nīðþ [níþ] n.w.n. jealousy, envy. [nīþa] nīðɴ [níðan] v.i. to lower (oneself), to go down, to become lower. [neiþan] nīpɴ [nipan] v.i. to darken, to darkle, to dim, to become dark. [neipan] nōðþ [nóþ] n.st.n. need, requirement. [nauþiz] nōt [nót] n.st.n. use, enjoyment. nœ̄ðɴ [nøðan] v.t. to need, to require. Synonyms: þrūvɴ. [nauþjan] nuh [nuh] adv. still, yet. Synonyms: iet. [nuh, nōh] nurðesc [nurðesk] adj. norse, nordic. nurðɴ [nurðan] prp. from the north. nurðra [nurðra] prp. northward, to the north. nurðþ [nurþ] n.w.n. north, northward. [nurþ(r)a] nurðverðþ [nurðverþ] adv. north, northward(s). Synonyms: nurðra. nurðverðþ [nurðverþ] adj. northward. nurþȳðesc [nurþýdesk] n.w.n. (=nurðþþȳðesc) northeadish (langauge). [nurþ-þeudiskōn] nurvēgesc [nurvégesk] adj., n.w.n. norwegian. nū [nú] adv. in no way, not at all, absolutely not. See appdx. iii. nūgɴ [núgan] v.t. to suffice, to be enough. See appdx. ii§6d. [nūgan] nūgɴða [núganða] adv. sufficiently, enough. nūh [núh] adj. enough, sufficient. [nōga, from nūgan] nȳcsɴ [nýksen] v.t. to investigate, to examine. [neuhsjan] nȳr [nýr] n.w.n. kidney. [neuran] nȳrbōn [nýrbón] n.st.n. kidney bean. [nȳr + bōn] nȳtag [nýtag] adj. enjoyable, fun. nȳtɴ [nýtan] v.t. to use, to enjoy. Synonyms: brūcɴ (see for usage). [nautjan, neutan] nȳw [nýw] adj. new. [neuja] nȳwag [nýwag] adj. immediate, present, current. nȳwþ [nýwþ] n.w.f. newness. |